Thanks! Ugh I hate marketing.

Who cares about this game? Shadow of Mordor is already out. Just go buy that.

Yet you don't need to be able to resolve every detail to enjoy the benefit of a sharper picture. At 9ft from 84", sure you can see all the jaggies and other flaws again. Get a 4K 55" tv and you get a much more enjoyable stable picture. Higher res works better than the best AA, apart from rendering at 4x the resolution, then downscaling. Although if you do that, displaying the results without downscaling will still give a better result.

I still easily see jaggies and temporal aliasing artifacts in 1080p games at 12ft from 52", that's a higher perceived pixel density than 4K at 9ft from 84". Image quality goes beyond being able to see the individual pixels.

LOL @ 4k being the standard next gen. This generation of consoles is pretty weak, why would they suddenly spring for hardware capable of 4k within the next 4-5 years?

I just can't fathom the notion of disregarding a game because it has a resolution mark below a certain standard. Anyone who thinks that way shouldn't even be gaming on a console. I think most of the bitching from people on the Internet about this game are just people upset because of that stupid theory about parity.

The screens don't look all that great and it has nothing to do with resolution. The videos of the game being played though, look like a next gen Ass Creed 2.

Tell me what GPUs would i need to play Shadow of Mordor in 8k?

looks good to me

Ask someone who has an 8k set-up, I'm not one of those people, I only exceed 4k by about 10-20% in terms of total resolution.

But you're still missing the point, the PC has decades worth of games a majority of which would run fine even on a triple 4k set-up with a single Radeon R9 290X.

I watched a bit of game play from someone playing it early on ps now. Looks just like AC3 game play. The whole fighting has been overhauled, focus on fencing, is a gross exaggeration. Yes there is some fencing, still looks boring. The rest all the same, can't even tell if there are really more people on the street than in AC3.

Looks like it's time for a break from the series.

Skip 1 minute, That crowd seems to be the only noticeable change, the whole buzz about "millions of NPCs" seems to be events that happens here and there. While it is nice, I don't see how one element could improve the experience as a whole.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2951n3_videogames?start=1